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Suspect arrested for tampering with essential infrastructure, possession of stolen property and ammunition

Suspect arrested for tampering with essential infrastructure, possession of stolen property and ammunition
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Ban on copper exports extended

The cable thieves have struck again.

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Tshwane anti-crime drive proof of SAPS commitment to law

Tshwane anti-crime drive proof of SAPS commitment to law
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TelOne mulls decommissioning copper cable infrastructure - The Zimbabwe Independent

TelOne said the value of vandalised network in 2023 stood at US$518 827, while an estimated business loss for the period stood at US$480 950.

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TelOne mulls decommissioning copper cable infrastructure

THE country's landline telecoms provider, TelOne, says it will be decommissioning some of its copper cable infrastructure to stem rampant vandalism, which cost the firm US$1 million last year. Chief executive officer Lawrence Nkala said under the programme, copper cables would be replaced by technologies, such as optic fibre and wireless access solutions. The firm…

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